Month: August 2019

Installing Java (JDK)

First of all, if you want to enjoy RuneScape game, installing JRE package of Java is the requirement. For creating an RSPS, you need to get the Java Development Kit from the official website. This is not hard at all. All you have to do is go to the official website, download the app and then install it on your PC.

Downloading private server files

This server has two sides: the server side and the client side. The players will use the client-side applet to load and play the RSPS. On the other hand, the server-side app will be used by you. The players will connect to the server-side app for playing the game.

You need a good deal of time and programming knowledge in order to setup this server privately. That is the reason you will make use of a ready-made server and client. You can choose from tons of private server sources for this purpose.

Each server source offers unique features. So, based on your preferences, you can choose one.

Hosting of the private server

Once you have the server files, you should get it online. This process is known as hosting the private server. For this, you have two options. You can host it on a rented server or you can host it on your personal computer.

The first option will cost you around $5 per month for the rented server. Once you have rented the server, you don’t have to do anything. The second option won’t cost you any fees; however, you will have to keep your PC on 24 hours a day 7 days a week. If your computer is switched off, the game players won’t be able to connect to your computer to play the game.

Operating the private server

As soon as you have got the files and arranged the hosting, you are all set to operate the server. To start your RuneScape server, all you have to do is run the file named Run.bat. This file is part of the source RSPS files that you downloaded. That is it.

Advertise the private server

Now that you have made your own RuneScape private server, your next step is to let the players know about it. Without players, your server will be of no use. For this purpose, you should take steps in order to advertise your server. With advertisement, you will be able to get the word out about your server and interested players will log into your server to play the game.

Unlike one particular reviewer, I am a big fan of Uncharted as a series in spite of its flaws, of which there are a number and some of them even appear in Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End. This review will be done with my personal feelings of course but, I hope to be objective enough to see the areas where the game could have been better but not ignoring everything it gets so right.

For me, Uncharted 4 is a masterpiece of an action-adventure title. It’s utterly stunning from the moment you start playing, to the imagery at the end that will leave a smile on your face and a tear in your eye when it’s all over. The narrative, acting and motion capture of every actor in this game is first class from beginning to end, the gameplay is brilliant too but some of the shooting does lack in some areas compared to modern standards.

As a big The Last of Us fan – and I put that at the top of my list as far as this genre of games go – the big question for me is: is Uncharted 4 good enough to take its place? Let’s find out in the (Spoiler Free!) review below.

Look and Feel – “Shh. Just, enjoy the moment.”

It took Sam two thirds of the game to tell Nathan to Just Enjoy the Moment but it only took me a few minutes into the title to stop in awe at its graphical prowess. It’s not even a deciding factor in a game for me usually, I know some gamers are all about the visuals and if that’s the case then this is the game for you. But even as someone less taken in by a game’s visual quality, it’s hard not to just stop and enjoy the various moments the game stuns you with its artwork.

And it’s in the variety of what they have created that really makes the game stand out as something special in this department.

Locations range from the old orphanage where Nathan grew up, Under the Ocean, small towns with ancient architecture and of course those long lost areas a mixture of stunning views and overgrown foliage that all moves and reacts so real you could almost touch it.

Everything, every tiny detail is beautiful in Uncharted 4 and it’s a work of art in its presentation.

This of course comes down to the characters too with each one of them captured perfectly. Again, detail being the theme as the smallest of movements of Nate’s eyes or Sam’s slightly wrinkled smile, not to mention the villain, Rafe’s maniacal expressions and the animations on Nadine Ross.

The music is wonderful too, it really works to set the scene and often you’ll find you only notice this in additional playthroughs of the title. The voice acting will be covered in the story section below but, simply put: it’s as polished as the visuals and atmosphere.

And that is what this game creates, the atmosphere and feeling of a truly polished adventure. Detail everywhere and hardly a moment of technical problems to get in the way but for one or two camera positions that went slightly wrong. This sets a new standard of how a game is presented for me, it’s magnificent in this regard and it’s going to take some beating.

Story – Greatness From Small Beginnings

One thing that Naughty Dog really stepped forward with when they released The Last of Us was in their storytelling. Sure, Uncharted games have had good stories and characters, but they never really had a moment that got me emotionally. Whereas I was almost in tears 10 minutes into the start of The Last Of Us and completely shocked at the serious tone of the game early on.

It was time to put this into Uncharted, and they have certainly done that.

Plenty has been said about the acting around the web already but if this game is to be beaten to any award this year, it will not be for the quality of performances from its cast. Nolan North and Troy Baker are outstanding and work so well together on the screen, and you’d expect there is now a full bromance off screen between these two now, since they seem like lifelong friends as they perform every scene together perfectly.

A lot has been said about them of course so I also want to give some credit to the actors and team for giving Uncharted what it really needed, a fantastic villain. And just like busses, I wanted one and actually two showed up together as Rafe Adler and Nadine Ross, outstandingly played by Warren Kole and Laura Bailey respectively, work so well to really create two antagonists that really make you want to get to that treasure first. Maybe even kill them if you are a bit sick and twisted…

Not me though… honest.

The story does the usual Uncharted time hopping early on and starts you towards the end of the game. You and Sam, Nathan’s brother, try to escape other ships chasing and shooting at you. After some fast action and cool set pieces you are taken back to the day’s Nathan is a young boy in an orphanage. This introduces you nicely to the relationship between Nate and his brother as the two pair up for some action.

Years later, but before the events of the other Uncharted games, Nate is taking part in a fist fight in a Panamanian Jail (a nice Easter egg for us fans) before revealing he’s there on purpose to find details of an artefact leading to famous pirate, Henry Avery’s treasure. After acquiring what he could Rafe and Sam, also in prison with Nate go to settle the debt with the warden. The unstable Rafe soon has the group in trouble and desperate to escape the more action packed route. Sam is unfortunately left behind and presumed dead for years as Nathan goes on his adventures.

Sure enough, Sam returns as his younger brother is all settled down working to salvage old scrap from fallen ships. But Sam’s in trouble with a drug lord the two make their way to finish what they started and find Avery’s treasure in order to buy Sam’s freedom. But Rafe and his partner Nadine Cross and her army of mercenaries are ready to stop you and kill you to stop you getting to it.

There is more depth to this take, including some nice twists and turns along the way. There are also some fantastic moments that really will pull your feelings one way or another. For example, without spoiling anything, there is a moment towards the end of the game between what Sam wants to do and what Nate thinks is best. Now I was totally behind Sam, almost getting annoyed with the game at this point since Nathan wins the argument. But then I spoke with fellow MGL writer David about this and he’d sided with Nate in the situation. Then we had a full blown Facebook debate about the whole thing.

This is what makes the story and the characters so great, even in the farfetched nature of the adventure you can still identify with them. They are all flawed in some way and that only makes them more human and real, which is just what you need in the finale of a series.

My first issue with the game comes here though gamers, and it’s to do with a young Drake moment that people have mixed feelings on. I personally enjoy the moments when you play Nathan as his younger self, it brings me closer to his character and in this case the relationship with Sam. But late in the game there is a sequence in a large house where the Drake brothers are looking for their mother’s lost work about Captain Avery. In isolation it was a solid scene, a little to long and ponderous perhaps but as good as the rest of the game generally. But the time in which it was placed in the rest of the story I felt made it lose some momentum, really slowing everything down at a strange point for me.

But that is only a blemish because overall, for me, the story is wonderful throughout but made into something utterly spectacular by one of the best performances of acting within a game I have ever experienced.

Gameplay – Old Dog, New Tricks

Here is where the biggest shake up of Uncharted lies with the game definitely taking less of a focus on the action and more on the adventure. Previous games have been about getting to the next cool action scene or big explosive set piece that really gets you on the edge of your seat. But, while these things of course happen in the game, mostly I was more impressed with how well they’d brought a sense of wonder to the gameplay that complemented the visual presentation of the game perfectly.

The platforming element is the main source of this effect in the game as you take on some incredible climbs that reveal some stunning architecture as you leap between the hand-holds and swing on your new grappling hook that is a simple but welcome addition to the game’s mechanics.Uncharted 4 Review 2

You can swing, climb, rappel and even use it on environmental items to move them and solve puzzles and even hook onto vehicles, which certainly brings something new to the game. The rest is the Uncharted style platforming movement that sees you reach and leap in some of the best game animations you’ll find as each time a ledge breaks or a rock crumbles Nathan clings on for his life. It’s on the cheesy side of course but it always brings a smile to my face.

Occasionally I did find myself leaping to my death as I didn’t seem to line things up properly or just plain dived out of a window but generally speaking it’s as good as the series has always been in this regard.

Exploration takes a bit more of a focus in this game too and this provided me with two of my favourite moments as I explored Nathan’s house and his attic of memories early on in the title with detail everywhere to be found. There was also an amazing exploration scene with Sam later in the game as you discover an area lost for hundreds of years. For the first time in the series you don’t just start blowing it up the moment you get there and you can even take part in some really well scripted optional dialogue.

Vehicle exploration is also a large part of the game too as you drive around exploring large sections of the game, able to step out and find small areas that will update you journal and bring you those hidden pieces of treasure.

But don’t worry action fans, things blow up, fall down and the bullets go flying plenty throughout the game.

Mercenaries from Nadie’s army try and get you at every turn from standard grunts to shotgunners and armoured gatling gun or rocket launcher armed goons that have you using all your skills. Stealth takes more of a focus in this game and, more often than not, you can actually choose how you take on the mercs’ with the option to say hidden and keep it quiet or get into an epic gunfight. Some are unavoidable of course and you then end up in some of those signature set pieces that really make the series famous. Buildings falling apart around you, explosions and bullets flying everywhere with armoured cars chasing you down the street and even some excellent action in the vehicles as you take race around in cars, bikes and boats.

The fact the action happens with more moments of slower play in-between also give it more impact when it does happen and there is so much to enjoy.

Shooting is nothing special really, I would say it’s the game’s weakest element in comparison to other games now. While it’s good for Uncharted, there is nothing here that isn’t found in other games and there are a number better than it in this regard. But when you define so many other things, it’s not too bad to have one standard element in the game.

The puzzles however are much improved in the game, less elaborate and invoke more of a thought process than previous games. Your traditional Indiana Jones puzzles are interesting but never give you a sense they are beyond human construction. While the more practical puzzles are well done as you try to get old technology working or get your vehicle to a certain area with the winch.

The shooting might be on the standard side but nothing else is. Naughty Dog taking the decision to slow the game a little, and give that real feeling of adventure more than just constant action very much works for Uncharted’s final outing and in doing that everything has a bigger impact as you play through this magnificent game.

A significant growth in the number of those who love playing parking games for many hours has been noticed in the last few years. There are countless number of online parking games to select from. With each game, you will get a chance to learn unique parking skills and, of course, to have fun that you always seek for in an online gaming activity. There are three levels in parking games – easy, moderate and expert. The game continues getting tougher with passing each level of the game.

Out of all the ones available on different gaming websites, car parking games are the most popular ones. They will help you to learn the general pattern to follow. With playing such games, you can be rest assured of being aware about the essential techniques involved in the car parking. All these games generally come with three levels – a beginner level, medium level and an advanced level.

When you play a basic level, you will be required to park your car in a big-sized parking place between two other vehicles. A very tight spot is given to you to park your vehicle when you reach to the advance level to play. The performance of parallel parking, diagonal parking and 90 degree parking is must for each player no matter what kind of level you are playing right away.

Truck parking games are a little bit different from other parking games available online. Of course, you have to deal with some different parameters while opting for such games. Just check all the instructions properly before going to be engaged in such activity. A regular car gamer doesn’t get a chance to deal with a dimension of physics that he or she can enjoy while playing trailer trucks.

Apart from car and truck parking, bus parking games are also liked by a good number of online game lovers from all across the world. They are perfect to those who are used to operate big-sized four wheeler and keen to learn various aspects of parking. They provide users with a wonderful opportunity to learn while have fun. With bus parking 3D, you would feel that you are parking your real bus in a real-like bus parking spot.

Max is a standard platformer with a not-so standard twist, the ability to draw on the environment with a “magic marker” given to you by a magic old woman. This changes the dynamic from a Rayman-like jumping game to a next level puzzle platformer. The best way I can describe it is Rayman and Little Big Planet having a baby, and the baby was rendered beautifully with next generation console graphics. Puzzles are varied and challenging, and keep the player entertained for the whole five hour campaign. The story is a bit flat, as the game is obviously intended for a young crowd, but the dialogue between characters is often humorous enough to tickle all ages.

With these many strengths, it is easy to overlook the mild weaknesses shown by Max. Marker controls are sometimes unresponsive and can force you to begin entire puzzles over again, and the physics are about as frustrating as one would expect from a typical jump and run game. Sometimes your character simply won’t grab a ledge that he obviously should have, and other times he’ll somehow latch onto one that is obviously out of his reach. These shortcomings can be frustrating at times, but only deduct a small amount of enjoyment from this otherwise wonderful game.

Max: The Curse of Brotherhood sets the standard high for platformer games on the Xbox One with its varied landscapes, enticing puzzles, and beautiful graphics. Even if you’re not a huge fan of this style of game, I guarantee you will find it worth a free play through.

The other title made free by Games with Gold was Halo: Spartan Assault. Currently the only Halo game on XB1, Spartan Assault is a twin-stick shooter that tells stories of famous and important battles in the history of the Covenant war. Familiar characters such as Spartan Sarah Palmer help tie the game into the franchise, but the game stands alone nicely, even for someone who has never played a Halo game before.

“Twin-stick” refers to a control scheme popular with indie and arcade games. It implies an aerial view, looking almost straight down, with one joy stick controlling movement and the other controlling the firing of some weapon in a circle around the character. Good examples include Smash TV, Geometry Wars, and the indie surprise hit I Made A Game With Zombies In It.

Easily the most well put together twin-stick shooter I have ever played, Halo: Spartan Assault’s controls are fluid and easy to grasp, and the missions vary enough to keep you interested. Usually twin-sticks are simple games based on surviving waves of enemies for as long as possible, but this game does the Halo name proud with fun and challenging objectives, such as capturing objectives and escorting AI.

Spartan Assault also boasts a cooperative multiplayer mode in which two players can face an increasing number of zombie creatures for a short time. While entertaining for a time, this multiplayer grows old quickly and most likely won’t occupy you for more than a few hours.

Microsoft surprised me by releasing two of what I consider to be the best arcade games available on the Xbox One. I would have gladly paid for either of them, but thanks to my gold membership, I got them for free and get to keep them for as long as I have my membership. To top it off, new free games will be released each month to all gold members. August’s offerings are Crimson Dragon and Strike Suit Zero.

Hack n ‘slash is the main theme in this game, which can be a deterrent for some people. Some hack n’ slash games can be monotonous and a slog to finish, but Hyrule Warriors found ways to keep the game interesting, and me on my toes. The variety of playable characters, the interesting boss battles, and the different combos and weapons for each character, all made the game an enjoyable investment of my time. One warning however, this game is a Dynasty Warriors game at it’s core. Any Zelda fans out there looking for a typical Zelda adventure may be surprised and a little disappointed with its gameplay mechanics and intense battlefield settings.

Each battlefield is taken from Zelda lore, and the creators of the game did a fantastic job translating these areas into maps for Hyrule Warriors. There are settings from Ocarina of Time, Twilight Princess, and Skyward Sword. Each area was made to be a battlefield with outposts and bases (all of which are laid out for you on the convenient minimap), but the settings still hold true to their original level designs, and I loved seeing these lands that I’ve already traveled throughout the Zelda series reimagined. The effect made for an awe inspiring war between good and evil, even if it was obvious fan service.

The typical story elements in any Zelda game probably sounds something like this: A destined meeting between the beautiful princess and the courageous hero, an evil and powerful villain trying to rule the land, and maybe a few colorful side characters along the way. Hyrule Warriors doesn’t stray far from this formula, but the developers did add in their own tweaks and changes which made the story seem fresh and imaginative. The story wasn’t anything too off the wall or unexpected, and was in fact really well done. The events here could actually fit inside the Zelda timeline pretty well, although the creators have explicitly stated that the story in Hyrule Warriors is not part of the Zelda canon. It is unfortunate however that there is zero character development in this title. The game basically throws characters at you, expecting them to be well-known entities already, which could be a little off putting to anyone new to the Legend of Zelda series. The only thing the game offers are journal entries which give a brief summary of who the character is, but most players will likely not want to pause the fighting long enough to read them.

Over the course of Hyrule Warriors, you have the option to play as thirteen characters from the Zelda series. Ten of them are unlocked by playing through the main story, while the others are unlocked in a second mode called adventure mode. This variety of characters is really what made this game enjoyable. Not only did I get to play as characters I had only dreamed of playing as, each one had their own combos, weapons, and fighting styles. I spent many hours just playing around with each character finding out which combos worked the best for taking out enemies. Although not the strongest, my favorite character was Lana. Although she’s a new character created for Hyrule Warriors, Link should consider dumping Zelda for her. She’s super-cute and a blast to play.

Of course the game has its flaws. The AI for the regular drones of enemies was pretty abysmal. They were as much of a threat to you as a horde of balloons would be. The only truly challenging enemies were the bosses, but like any Zelda boss, even they’re pretty easy once you have their movements and abilities down.

Upon starting the grand adventure, you’ll learn that the ever-looming Lego version of Galactus is creeping towards Earth and he sends Silver Surfer to scout out the planet. It goes from bad to worse when Doctor Doom and other fellow Marvel villains decide to take advantage of the situation. Not only are the Avengers sent to take care of the task but you also have the likes of the Amazing Spider-Man, X-Men and even Howard the Duck attempting to quell the planet-eating mess.

As huge Marvel fans, Telltale delivers a passionate storyline. It’s evident these guys watch and read all things Marvel. You’ll have plenty of quips between characters about certain movies they’ve been in and even an achievement featuring Captain America and the Human Torch (played by Chris Evans in their respective movies). It was great as a fan of the Marvel brand to play something that the creators were equally invested in. Also, there are plenty of laugh out loud moments between The Hulk and Tony Stark.

You can only get so far with a great storyline in a game; you have to complement the software with great gameplay as well. Unfortunately for some, Lego: Marvel Superheroes doesn’t branch away from the same Lego gameplay formula it’s forged from the past. You’ll find the same recognizable puzzles, same brick collecting only with a Marvel coat of paint. Even as a huge fan of Marvel comics, I’ve played this game before. From Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Lord of the Rings and even the DC brand, it’s all the same basic outline.

That being said, they do try and add in some other elements to the worn-out mechanics. For instance, there’s a pretty neat skydiving feature when you’re on the Helicarrier quest hub. I spent way too much time jumping all of my characters off of that thing. It also adapts the free-roaming gameplay from Lego Batman 2. My biggest gripe with this game is the horrid controls when you’re swinging, flying or running around in the Lego version of New York. You can’t go anywhere accurately, and the in-game map is atrocious. If you want to unlock most of the characters, you have to do this in free-roam New York so you’re forced to scramble around with terrible controls.

Speaking of characters, this game has the biggest selection of any of the Lego games. My nerd senses were definitively tingling as I could unlock Superior Spider-Man, Daredevil and even unknowns like Squirrel Girl. As with many Marvel entertainment products this game not only features Stan Lee cameos but you can actually unlock Stan the Man himself. He can use all of Spider-Man’s powers, along with turning into a Hulk version of himself. He definitely breaks the game from a balance standpoint but who cares? Excelsior!

All Lego video games are made to be played with your friends. That’s not to say it isn’t a blast to play by yourself but you’ll get more bang for your buck if you replace your terrible AI teammates. There were multiple times that my computer controlled allies got in my way and negatively affected my experience. I encountered this problem with almost all of the Lego games and it’s a shame they haven’t really worked this out. The most unfortunate and almost unforgivable sin this game commits is the lack of online co-op. Current systems have been out for almost eight years and they still couldn’t manage to get this feature in? This game is also coming out for the PS4 and Xbox One- maybe we can expect to see it there. Don’t get your hopes up, though, as that’s not likely to be the case.

There have been quite a few Lego games delivered to us over the years and most of them were a blast to play. This game is no exception; there are some bugs and stuttering frame rate issues but it’s hardly anything to get caught up by. As with all Lego software products, the latest one is better than the last. Lego: Marvel Superhero barely changes any of the old Lego formulas but with such a rich database of heroes and villains it’s easy to overlook. Now if you’ll excuse me, I have to unlock Howard the Duck.

Music learning games include many features and have many aspects in them. Some of them will only teach you the most basic things you have to know, such as musical notes, and some will teach you more advances things, such as composition and notation.

Music learning games are excellent for people who want to get musical education but need some basic knowledge before they apply to any kind of music school or institution. That kind of games provides players with an experience that combines both learning and fun, and they are great if you are a person who gets bored easily. They usually include wonderful graphics and their overall setting is such that keeps players (or shall I say students) interested and excited about their studies.

Since the world of online games (both mobile and PC games) is flooded with games of all kinds and genres, it is not always easy to find exactly what you are looking for. For that reason, I brought to you two of the best music learning games, for your convenience.

Music Tutor Sight Read Lite

This educational game is great for those who have no basic knowledge of music. With this app you will learn to read and write music in an easy and enjoyable way through quizzes. The system will ask you questions that will either challenge your music writing skills or your music reading skills, and you will have to answer as many questions as possible. I believe this is one of the best games of its kind.

Musical Piano

Another good music learning game is Musical Piano – it is a musical toolkit that includes instruments such as grand piano, piano keyboard and drums, tools such as a metronome and a pitch pipe and much more. You will get to practice playing the piano and expand your knowledge, improve your skills and have fun!

Technically speaking, the private servers are privately owned and emulate the gameplay experience of WoW and other online games. They are also referred to as server emulators. If you are wondering why anyone would want to use private severs to play, well here are a few things that you need to know about the private servers.

They are free – Most of the times the servers are free and make it possible for players to actually enjoy playing subscription game at no cost at all. Free to play games remain popular and when it is possible to play costly games at no cost at all then this is a great attraction to the users. Even high skilled gamers still find the free versions of the games very appealing and this is what has led to the popularity of the servers.

The servers are a little different – This is because most implement unique gameplay rules that usually are a deviation from what official servers offer. The private providers can modify the game, deleting and adding some skills, rates and models. Using the servers, it is possible for new characters to start at maximum levels or for the experience rates to be much faster. Other changes that are possible with the servers are unique in-game events and special mobs among others. The majority of the players finds the difference pretty exciting, even though it means that the dynamics of the game have changed somehow.

They are convenient – This is in the sense that the servers make it possible for you to play games that would otherwise be hard to play. A good example is games that may not be offered in the region where the player is located. In such a situation, private services make it possible for such players to still enjoy the games. The same is the case in situations where the official versions of the games are discontinued by the producers; the players still keep enjoying the play using the private providers. Generally, players are able to enjoy blocked content using this server option.

They are everywhere – The other reason that has made WoW private servers appealing to players is that they are widespread. They have been around for a considerable length of time and they continue to grow in popularity. There is of course the legal gray area, but they continue to thrive. They may have bugs and stability issues, especially since most are outdated, but they still have become very popular among gamers.

Online gamers and professionals use a virtual private network to log in to your game account and boost levels or skills by actually playing the game. They play with

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Duo option – Skilled player plays with you enabling boosting of skills and levels up to the desired scale.

Thus, you are able to improve the stats in competitive play environments. Players who participate in such games are highly skilled professional gamers and often compete in online tournaments. You have option to place your order and pay according to your needs of boosting your Overwatch career, skill sets, and levels.

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The Game’s Story line

In this finale, Batman is challenged by a threat that is against Gotham city. The threat is the infamous Scarecrow that is attempting to gather Penguin, Harley Quinn and Two-Face in order to have the numbers to demolish the Dark knight once and for all. In Batman Arkham Knight, a drive-able vehicle is introduced, meaning a new experience of Gotham city where Gamers get to surge and drive around. In a nut-shell, Gotham City took a new direction with the introduction of the epic character; Batman.

Game’s Release

The Batman Arkham Knight game is set to be released on 23rd of June, 2015. This is the stipulated worldwide release date. It is a production that was developed and published by Rocksteady Studios and Warner Bros Entertainment, respectively. Enthusiasts have been given various options to pre-order or pre-purchase the video game before the release date.

The Game’s compatibility

The Game is developed for PlayStation 4 consoles, Microsoft Windows devices, Apple’s Mac OS devices, Devices running on Linux platform and Xbox One consoles. This means that gamers who own devices on these platforms will be able to enjoy the graphic-detailed video game seamlessly and should not expect compatibility issues.

Expected Graphics in Compatible Platforms

The graphics are expected to be of distinct quality just as they have been in the recent past releases. However, it is still too early to say exactly what the resolution and frame rate will be since the developers have not exposed that information to the public. Regardless, a minimum resolution of 1080p and a frame rate of 30 frames per second is the expected graphics quality. Since the main aim, as far as graphics is concerned, is parity on all platforms, the final and ultimate resolution and frame rate will be laid out in the Game optimization phase.